Halit Mustafa Tagma ACADEMIC POSITIONS

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1 Halit Mustafa Tagma Assistant Professor, Sabanci University Tel: (1) Tel: (90) Work Address: Sabanci University, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Orhanli, Istanbul, ACADEMIC POSITIONS Assistant Professor, Political Science & International Studies, Sabanci University Lecturer,, Quality Control Moderator, Google Inc Teaching and Research Assistant, Richard K. Ashley, EDUCATION, Tempe, AZ Ph.D. in Political Science 2010 Major Field: International Relations Minor Field: Comparative Politics Dissertation: That Dangerous Discipline: The Function and Place of the International Relations Discipline in the Modern University. (Passed without revisions) Committee:Richard K. Ashley, Roxanne L. Doty, and Fuat Keyman Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey M.A., Political Science& Public Administration 2003 Fields: International Political Economy, Comparative Politics, Political Theory. Thesis: The Impact of Globalization on National Security: The Turkish Case. Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey B.A., Honors, Political Science & Public Administration 2002 Fields: International Relations, Comparative Politics, Political Theory. GRANTS and AWARDS 75,000 Marie Curie Career Integration Grant, FP7 SSH Cooperation Program, The European Commission of the European Union, Researcher, in Joint Research Initiative between Central European University and Sabanci University (in collaboration with Meltem Muftuler-Bac and Matteo Fumagalli), $10,500 Dissertation Completion Fellowship, Graduate College,, $1,000, Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,, Teaching Excellence Award, University-wide,, $2,000 Dissertation Research Grant, Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Affairs,, 2009.

2 PUBLICATIONS& RESEARCH Major Interests: International Relations Theory, International Security, International Organization, and Comparative Politics. Indexed Academic Articles: 1. Bureaucrats, Ayatollahs, and Persian Politics: Explaining the Shift in Iranian Nuclear Policy Journal of Defense Analysis Volume 24, (2012) (with Ezgi Uzun) 2. Model, Event Context: Globalization, Arab Social Movements and the Modeling of Global Order Globalizations, Volume 8, (2011): Reflections on the Tenth Anniversary of the Institute for Qualitative Research Methods American Political Science Association Qualitative & Multi-Method Research Newsletter, Fall Realism at the Limits: Post Cold War Realism and Nuclear Disarmament Contemporary Security Policy, Volume 31, (2010): (Nobel Peace Prize Library) 5. Why Does Turkey Seek European Union Membership?: A Historical Institutionalist Approach, Turkish Studies, Volume 12, (2010): (with Isa Camyar) 6. Homo Sacer vs. Homo Soccer Mom: Reading Foucault and Agamben in the War on Terror Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, Volume 34, (2009): Indexed Academic Articles Tentatively Accepted Based on Abstracts: 7. Taming Arab Social Movements: Markets, Models, and the Imposition of Global Order Security Dialogue, (2012) 8. Realism or Historical Institutionalism?: Explaining Turkey s Commitment to the Missile Defense System Journal of International Relations, (2012). (with Meltem Muftuler-Bac and Ezgi Uzun). Indexed Academic Articles Under Review: 9. That Dangerous Discipline: A Double Reading of IR in the Modern University to be under review in Review of International Studies (2012) 10. Human Territoriality and the First Image: Performative Pedagogies in the Teaching of IR International Studies Perspectives (2012) (with Rosemary Shinko and Anna Agathangelou) 11. Gendering Geopolitical Space: Statecraft as Mancraft International Feminist Journal of Politics (2012) (with Dogu Durgun).

3 Book Chapters: The Exemplar of Europe?: The Arab Spring and Global Economic Order in Nevzat Soguk and Anna Aganthangelou eds Arab Revolutions and World Transformations. Routledge: Taylor and Francis. Situating IR in the Kantian Architectonics of the University, in Richard K. Ashley and Halit Mustafa Tagma eds International Relations in the Modern University: Disciplinarity, Origins, and Crises.(Manuscript). Crisis, Critique, and the Tribunal of Reason: The University in Abandon, in Richard K. Ashley and Halit Mustafa Tagma eds International Relations in the Modern University: Disciplinarity, Origins, and Crises.(Manuscript) Books International Relations and Philosophy in the Kantian University, 2013 (manuscript) International Relations in the Modern University: Disciplinarity, Origins, and Crises. Richard K. Ashley and Halit Mustafa Tagma eds (Manuscript) Invited Talks and Conference Presentations Performative Pedagogies: Teaching the First Image Paper Presentation at the Annual Convention of the International Studies Association Annual Convention, April 4, 2012, San Diego, CA European Union Foreign Policy and the Arab Spring: Challenges and Prospects, co-author Meltem Muftuler-Bac, paper presented at the Central European University, 13 January, 2012, Budapest A Middle East in Transition: An International Perspective on the Unfolding of the Arab Spring, talk given at the German Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, 15 December, 2011, Berlin. EU Enlargement and Historical Institutionalism talk given at the Freie-Universitat Berlin and Sabanci University Initiative on European Union Politics, 2011, Istanbul. Pure Reason and Raison D Etat: IR in the Kantian University ISA Annual Convention, 2011, Montreal; also presented at British-ISA Annual Convention, 2011, Manchester, and at the ISA- Northeast Annual Convention, 2010, Baltimore. A Coalition of Killing: Drone Attacks, Sovereignty, and Subjectivity in the War on Terror 2011, ISA Annual Convention, 2011, Montreal;also presented at British-ISA Annual Convention, 2011, Manchester,and at the ISA-Northeast Annual Convention, 2010, Baltimore. Realism and Philosophy in the Modern Kantian University presented at Central and East European-ISA Convention, 2011, Istanbul Drone Warfare: Sovereign Subjectivity in the (Post)Colonial Battlefield presented at Central and East European-ISA Convention, 2011, Istanbul Teaching International Relations by Using Popular Movies keynote presentation Council of International Relations Annual Convention, 2011, Ilgaz International Relations in the Modern University, Paper presentation at the ISA Annual Convention, 2010, New Orleans.

4 TEACHING IR as the Dangerous Supplement to Philosophy paper presentation at the Annual Convention of International Studies Association, 2009 New York. Biopower as a Supplement to Sovereign Power: Prison Camps and the Production of Excluded Bodies presentation with book authors at the ISA Annual Convention, 2009, New York. Crisis, Critique and the Court of Reason: The University in Abandon co-authored with Richard K. Ashley, presented at the ISA Annual Convention, 2008, San Francisco. Why Does Turkey Seek European Union Membership?: A Historical Institutionalist Explanation" co-authored with Isa Camyar and presented at the ISA Annual Convention, 2008, San Francisco. Nuclear Disarmament and Structural Realism presented at the APSA Annual Convention, 2007, Chicago. Disciplining a Discipline: Reading 9/11 through the Anarchy Problematique, presented at the ISA Annual Convention 2007, Chicago. Facing the Theoretical and Empirical Challenge: Can Offensive/Defensive Realism Predict Disarmament? Presented at the ISA-West Annual Convention 2006, Las Vegas. Empire s Outside: A Critical Reading of Biopower in Hardt and Negri, Presented at the APSA Annual Convention, 2006, Philadelphia. Sovereignty, Governmentality and the State of Exception: The Camp as the Constitutive Outside, ISA Annual Convention, 2006, San Diego. Why do States Give Up the Bomb? Toward Realist Explanations of Nuclear Disarmament, ISA Annual Convention, 2005, Honolulu. De-Territorialization, Re-Territorialization and Sovereignty: Constructing the National Identity, Presented at: The Local and the Global: Contexts in Science and Technology The American Association for the Advancement of Science, April, Washington D.C.(Received NSF-travel grant# ). Research Assistant Experience: Dr. Richard K. Ashley, Research on Critical Theory and the Modern University, Dr. Carolyn Warner, Research/Teaching Assistant, Islam and Europe, 2006 Dr. Miki Kittilson, Research Assistance on Gender and Elections,2007 Academic Workshops The Institute for Qualitative and Mutli-Method Research, Syracuse University, Preparing Future Faculty,, 2009 Blackboard Workshop,, 2008 Teaching Excellence Award, University-wide, 2010, Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, 2009, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,. Honors Disciplinary Faculty, Barrett Honor s College (ranked as best Honor s College in 2005),,

5 Teaching Interests: International Relations Theory, International Security, Research Methods, and Comparative Politics. Graduate Students Supervised Gunes Ozturk, 2011 M.A. Thesis Why Have States Signed the Mine Ban Treaty?: A Constructivist View, Sabanci University. (ongoing) Courses Taught ( and Sabanci University) Graduate Courses: POS 540: International Relations Theory POS 640: Advanced Seminar in International Relations Theory POS 531: Qualitative Research Methods Undergraduate Courses: IR 201: International Relations Theory. IR 401: International Security. POS 160: Global Politics. POS 300: Contemporary Controversies in World Politics. POS 360: World Politics. POS 350: Comparative Politics. UNI 110: Critical Reading and Critical Thinking. Promotional Course for High School Students: Globalization, Global Justice and Turkey, co-taught with Fuat Keyman and Meltem Muftuler-Bac. Teaching Assistantships(Grading Papers, Leading Discussions, Substitute teaching) POS 160 Global Politics (forRichard K. Ashley). POS 150 Comparative Politics 2006(for Christina Schlaztman). POS 360 World Politics and Global Terrorism 2005 (for Timothy Ruback). POS 495 International Organization 2004 (for Richard K. Ashley). POS 591 State and Modern Subject 2004 (designed graduate course for Richard K. Ashley). RECOGNITIONS Marie Curie Fellow, The European Commission of the European Union $10,000 Essay Competition Finalist. Administered by the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, Publication on nuclear disarmament included in NOBEL Peace Prize Library and Nominated for 2011 Bernard Brodie Best Article Prize. Honors Disciplinary Faculty, Barrett Honor s College,, Graduate Tuition Scholarship, NSF Travel Grant (# ) for participation in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Conference, Washington D.C., Funded to Attend the Consortium on Qualitative Research Methods of Syracuse University, Two week intensive workshop, ASU, January 2007.

6 Graduate Tuition Scholarship and Stipend, Bilkent University, Honors Undergraduate, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND ASSOCIATIONS Editorial Team, International Political Sociology, Governing Council Member, International Studies Association NE, Graduate Admissions Committee, Political Science M.A. and Ph.D. program, Sabanci University, Graduate Admissions Committee, European Studies M.A. program, Sabanci University, 2011, President, Turkish International Studies Association (an official cooperating organization of ISA), Reviewer for International Studies Association s Compendium Project, o International Political Sociology Section. o International Ethics Section. Team Supervisor, Phoenix Socio-Economic Survey,, U.S. Government Organizer and Chair of numerous ISA Annual Convention panels, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, Referee for University-wide Dissertation and Research Grants,, Chair of Committee for Research on Undergraduate Retention, Academic Success Programs,, Reviewer for ISA annual convention paper and panel proposals, Library Committee, Graduate Student Member,, Teaching Peer-Reviewer for Graduate Instructors,, Member of American Political Science Association, o Qualitative Methods Section Member of International Studies Association, o International Political Sociology. o International Ethics. o International Security. Languages:English and Turkish Computing Skills: SPSS, R Statistics, Webpage Development, Microsoft Office Programs.

7 REFERENCES Richard K. Ashley, Ph.D.(Diss. Chair) Professor Fax: 1-(480) Phone: 1-(480) Roxanne L. Doty, Ph.D.(Diss. Committee) Associate Professor Fax: 1-(480) Phone: 1-(480) Fuat Keyman, Ph.D.(Diss. Committee) Professor, Sabanci University, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Orhanli, Tuzla, 34956, Istanbul, Turkey Phone: 90-(216) Sheldon Simon, Ph.D. Associate Professor Fax: 1-(480) Phone: 1-(480) Miki Kittilson, Ph.D. Associate Professor Fax: (480) Phone: (480) Carolyn Warner, Ph.D. Professor Phone: (480)